Sentence examples for period with subsequent from inspiring English sources
Patients may be at high risk for hemodynamic instability in the early postoperative period, with subsequent poor cerebral perfusion and the development of postoperative cerebral oxygen desaturation events (CDEs).
Two-thirds of the live-born KI mice survived the weaning period, with subsequent improvements in their growth and motor functions; however, these mice still displayed cardiovascular dysfunction and behavioral problems due to serotonin deficiencies.
Sex steroids have an important organizing effect on the brain during the foetal period with subsequent long-term effects on behaviour [6].
3D echo volume (EVI) [14] avoids the repetition of the contrast encoding time by following a single contrast preparation period with subsequent 3D volume coverage in a single echo train.
The hydrocortisone infusion lasted for a 6 hr period with subsequent intervening periods of 6 (CORT-6-LPS), 12 (CORT-12-LPS) and 144 hr (CORT-144-LPS) before endotoxin administration or simultaneously with LPS challenge (CORT-LPS).
Consequently, there is a stated need for a formal policy, for example, combining free after-sales services during a warranty period with subsequent services for payment.
The project is planned as three yearly periods with subsequent follow-up to evaluate the long-term effects of the intervention.
Initial searches were limited to the period from January 2004 to June 2009 with subsequent updates through March 2011.
We are aiming at 3,000 participants during a five year recruitment period from 2013 to 2018 with subsequent follow-ups.
For CABG the development in the treatment probability was somewhat different with a significant drop in probability of receiving this type of invasive treatment over the period 2001 2006 with subsequent stagnation (figure 2C).
Thermogravimetric measurements revealed three distinct stages of the reaction where an initial formation of protective oxide was followed by an incubation period with a subsequent transient to non-protective oxidation, at a rate either constant or sharply increasing over time.
